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First anodeless and compressionless battery to exceed 125 cycles

By Michelle Froese | March 14, 2024

ION Storage Systems, a Maryland-based manufacturer of safe, high energy density, fast-charging solid-state batteries (SSBs), has exceeded 125 cycles with less than 5% capacity degradation in performance with its anodeless and compressionless SSB. This achievement offers the potential for more than 1000 cycles in future deployments.

ION has been working with the DoD to rigorously test its SSB battery before expanding into other markets, including electric vehicles, energy storage, consumer electronics and aerospace, with its first market deployment having entered the U.S. military.

ION’s US-designed and manufactured SSB battery cells are the first to achieve this milestone with an anodeless design and no compression, representing a key accomplishment for broader adoption of SSBs, which have long been considered the safer, more powerful alternative to traditional Li-Ion batteries.

ION’s patented solid-state anodeless technology forgoes graphite and other less sustainable materials while maximizing battery capabilities through its 3D, ceramic structure. ION’s SSB requires no compression, extensive cooling system, or heavy fire barriers. ION’s SSB is the first and only compressionless solid-state battery technology to achieve ARPA-E and DOE VTO Fast-Charge goals at room temperature.

“Our dedicated team of battery scientists work tirelessly to develop better, safer, and more energy-dense batteries,”said Ricky Hanna, CEO of ION Storage Systems. “Since day one, our objective has been to craft an advanced solid-state battery that offers a more powerful, reliable and safer battery, manufactured at scale, and this achievement is a pivotal step towards that vision.”

With its recent supply agreement with and investment by Saint-Gobain, ION is poised to manufacture its patented solid-state batteries at scale. ION is partnering with various government agencies to demonstrate the viability of ION’s solid-state batteries to sustain operations in highly demanding environments.

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